If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer by The Goldman Family Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer
Book Review: he did it
Summary: 4 Stars
its pretty good. really explains how he and Nicole were before the murder. what led up to the murder. but, leaves you disappointed when it comes to describing the events. don't think this is a in detail account of what exactly happened that night.Book Review: IF I DID IT, MY BUTT!!!!!!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
The Goldman Family had this book published to show the world what a psychopath OJ Simpson is and also took the profits away from that murderer. OJ had said that he would NEVER give the money to the Goldmans or the Browns that the courts said he must because they found him guilty of the murders in Civil Court.
This book is absolutely sickening to read, 'hearing' OJ's voice in my head, UGH! But you can see what happened & how he did it. The writer of this book, the man that OJ told his 'story' to, is convinced, as we all are, that OJ did it and why. He is a paranoid, narcissistic psychopath. Too bad Nichole married such a person as this. She was such a nice person, as was Ron Goldman. Two wonderful lives were taken away when OJ slaughtered them. How sad that he got away with it in criminal court but glad that he got found guilty in Civil Court.
Book Review: O.J. will Pay Someday
Summary: 3 Stars
Book was not that all telling or reveling from what I already knew or know. Would never have bought if it proceeds went to him but since they didn't wanted to see what it had to say. Book Review: Scandalous? Unethical? How About Boring?
Summary: 2 Stars
For all it's controversy, "If I Did It" is above all simply boring. Badly written, it reads like a ranting e-mail by a 14 year old girl. It takes more than half the book to even get to the night of the murder! The first half is Simpson recounting his relationship with Nicole, essentially whining and complaining about how awful she was. Even after he gets to the point, he quickly goes back to rationalization and defensiveness.
The fact is there is very little in this book that is entertaining, eye-opening, or informative. You would get more out of listening to your mother-in-law complain about the neighbors, and it's essentially the same thing.
Book Review: Quick, interesting read
Summary: 4 Stars
The story of how it happened from Orenthal's point of view. I always knew he was guilty and reading this book confirmed this. The things that I read about Nicole were interesting. Nobody deserves to be butchered but, if what OJ says is true, she had it coming. She was an out of control drug addict who was making his life hell. Ron Goldman, on the other hand, was at the wrong place at the wrong time and didn't deserve what happened to him. I can't believe he got off.